Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F
2015, Kids & family/Action, 1h 33m
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Gokû (Masako Nozawa) and Vegeta (Ryo Horikawa) must protect Earth from the resurrected Frieza and his army of soldiers.
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Genre: Kids & family, Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Anime
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Original Language: Japanese
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Director: Tadayoshi Yamamuro
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Writer: Akira Toriyama
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $7.9M
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Distributor: 20th Century Fox
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Sound Mix: Dolby
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As a fan of the franchise since childhood, I am once again reminded why DBZ was rightfully cancelled and why Toriyama didn't really want to put out more. I mean Battle of the Gods was already pretty mediocre but this? This is just garbage. The storytelling is atrocious, it's like fanfiction by a 12 year old. Even the fighting animation is sub par by today's standards. It just makes little sense to revive something that's so clearly dated and out of touch with even itself. Gohan is a full blown useless support character, all the past transformations, fusions and story archs are rendered mute because Frieza "never trained a day in his life" Just because it's a DBZ movie shouldn't excuse it from shoddy irresponsible film making, there have actually been good ones in the past. Now it's like anything they spit out DBZ related is a national treasure thanks to blinding nostalgia goggles. I'm almost appalled by the franchise's underwhelming revival.
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